According to Ookla's Speedtest Global Index for February 2023, India ranks 139th in the world for mobile internet speed and 71st for fixed broadband speed.

The Speedtest Global Index is a monthly report published by Ookla, a company that provides internet speed testing services to millions of users worldwide. The report provides insights into the average internet speeds across different countries and regions, based on data collected from millions of tests conducted on the Speedtest platform.

As per the latest report, India's average mobile download speed is 20.78 Mbps, which is significantly lower than the global average of 62.61 Mbps. Similarly, India's average fixed broadband speed is 58.06 Mbps, which is also lower than the global average of 109.58 Mbps.

Despite the low rankings, there has been some improvement in India's internet speeds in recent years. In February 2022, India ranked 144th in mobile internet speed and 70th in fixed broadband speed. Over the past year, India's mobile download speeds have improved by 14.3%, while fixed broadband speeds have increased by 10.2%.

Several factors contribute to the low internet speeds in India, including a lack of infrastructure and investment in the telecommunications sector, as well as high levels of congestion and network load. The Indian government has taken steps to address these issues, including the rollout of 5G networks and the introduction of new policies to promote investment in the telecommunications sector.

In conclusion, India's ranking in the Ookla Speedtest Global Index for February 2023 is 139th for mobile internet speed and 71st for fixed broadband speed. While there has been some improvement in internet speeds in recent years, there is still a long way to go to catch up with global averages. The Indian government and telecommunications companies will need to continue investing in infrastructure and implementing new policies to improve internet speeds and provide better access to digital services for all